SigFinch vs Signature Hound
Signature Hound is a signature generator with a share feature. SigFinch is built for the part that comes after the design: people joining, leaving, being promoted, and a brand that changes.
Signature Hound is the better fit if
A team of two or three that sets a signature once and never touches it again. One shared design costs them very little, and none of the lifecycle features below will ever earn their keep.
SigFinch is the better fit if
Any team where people come and go, or where the brand will change and you need to know who has updated. That is where a management layer is the difference, not the price.
| Signature Hound | SigFinch | |
|---|---|---|
| What you pay for | A signature design, shared across the team | A live signature per person, and archiving one stops the bill |
| Updating everyone | Their own FAQ says a design change generally needs each person to re-install | One click emails everyone their link, and the dashboard shows who has re-pasted |
| Roles | None | Owner and manager roles, so you can hand a client or a colleague the keys safely |
| Versioning and archive | Not really | Signatures are versioned and reversible, and archived people come off the bill |
| If you stop paying | They moved lifetime users onto subscriptions in 2024, with existing signatures said to stop working correctly without one | Hosted images need a live subscription for us too — that is true of any hosted tool, and our terms say so plainly — but the terms you sign up under are not changed underneath you |
If you only need one signature made and shared, Signature Hound will do it for a few dollars. If you are running signatures for a team that changes, the ongoing job is the whole cost, and that is what SigFinch is for.
No card needed. $1 a signature, and the bill stops at $99.
